For our first meeting of the semester, 7:30 a.m. Friday, September 4 at Mr. J’s Bagels on East Market Street, the topic will be: “Christian perspectives on health-care reform.” Health-care reform is one of the most-discussed political issues today, but how does our perspective change when our view is informed by Christian faith? Some argue for a central government role, including the religious coalition Believe Together: Health Care for All. Others, including the Acton Institute, find that their faith leads them to a more decentralized approach. Background reading for our session: This article from the Washington Post and this editorial from Christianity Today.